The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-17

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Mrs kuno Hahn died at her home on
Planfield street. Wednesday morning.
Shoes are sole. for song at Rosen-
bloom Brothers until February 20. lsSS.
The Olneyville Pharmacy has a new
platform before it's hospitable entrance.
J. A. Angel has large assortment Of
silverware suitable for holiday presents.
Games. blocks and picture books for
the children at Heptonstalrs, 1876 High
street.
Mr.. Lewis is erecting building ON
Rose street which he intends 10 use for a
bakery.
Fancy stationery Of all grades in plain
and plush boxes at Heptonstall's 1876
High street.
Perseverance Division No. 3, Uniformed
Rank. X. of p, held ball in Springer's
Hall last Friday evening.
The soap sign at Luther's drug store
must be a standing reproof TO tramps,
small boys and Anarchists.
A good place to purchase your Christ
mas presents for old and young il at
Heptonstalrs 1876 High street.
1t is rumored that wooden mill is TO
be erected on the site of the Miller Iron
Foundry. Silver Lake, in the Spring.
Mr.. Edward shawcross and Miss Mary
Bentley were united in marriage Wednes-
day afternoon 10y Rev. Il. IA. Cocroft.
Mr.. Charles McAlister, Of Central Falls,
addressed the St. Mary's Temperance
cadets in Irons Hall last Sunday evening.
The Business Mems Association seems
to have taken new lease of lite and is
pressing forward with considerable vim.
Dir. +. A. Campbell. who owns tailor
ing establishment on High street, has
beer appointed postmaster of woonsock-
ct.
John Meadowcroft has been absent in
Lynn tuis week putting in 600 horse
power engine for large manufacturing
concern.
Mr.. Arthur Carlisle was in town Tues
day in the interest ~ Welch x Brown.
idr. Carlisle is a salesman Of more than
average ability.
Embroidered slippers for men and
boys so cents per pair at Roeenbloom
Iiros.' great sacrifice sale, 1876 and 1870
Westminster street.
A large line of sleigh bells can be
found at Nelson Cabana's, junction Of
High street and Broadway. also whips,
robes, horse blankets, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Walker. who re-
sides on Pioneer street, had narrow
escape from being suffocated by escaping
coal gas last Sunday evening.
c. II. Heptonstall. 1916 High street has
the largest and best assortment 81 Christ
mas Cards in town. Prices ranging from
| cent to 81. Come i, and look.
There was Democratic registration
rally in Irons Hall Wednesday evening,
and several of the Democratic lnminaries
of the commonwealth held forth with
more OF less eloqueuce.
Johnston's Healing Lung Balsam con
tains no opiates, IL pleasant TO take and
never had an equal for curing coughs.
colds, Group. whooping cough, bronchitis
Or any other Inflammation Of the lungs,
throat or air passages. Prepared and
sold only by,
JosBPH B. JOHNSTON,
Registered Pharmacist.
No. 93l High street.
All framed pictures at Blandin's Art
Store, go Westminster street, Providence.
have been marked down 20 cost and some
" them even below. A large assortment
10 select from and not shopworn articles
but first ASS goods. Also large number
of Christmas novelties. cards. etc. at
prices, Framing done to
order.
Late Tuesday evening an employe N
the Union Railroad Go. was calmly sit
ting on the west window frame at the
Rhode Island shoe store. Somehow lac
lost his balance and fell through the large
pane destroy ing it as transmitter ~
light forever. Mr.. San Souc.. was notified
II the break by mounted policeman and
came down and patched up the aperture
until morning, wheu the broken pane
was replaced.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Great attract ions at the Mu'ee next
week. The dog circus, the water bycic-
ist Alphonse King. The Pottery kink